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Walking the Talk
When it comes to diversity, Fort Lauderdale firm Kim Vaughan Lerner means business
The Most Interesting Man in the World
Gerald Richman danced at the LBJ White House, escorted Nixon to a swearing-in, fought for Al Gore’s elective life, and jet-setted with an international arms dealer
Surly, Activist—Online
Erin Smith Aebel’s concerns about the country’s direction inspired her to launch an activist page on Facebook—for starters
The Quiet Power of Julie Frey
How she walks clients through estate planning—minus the gobbledygook
Between Classical Trombonist and Professional Boxer, Adam Langino went with the Law
Discovery with Adam Langino
Destination: Outside Your Comfort Zone
That’s where Virginia Easley Johnson and her colleagues go to help impoverished communities
Moving Society Forward
As Frank Scruggs sees it, that is the ministry of his work
Who We Are
Immigrant attorneys share their journeys to, and visions of, America
Becoming Suzette Moore
How she went from living in her car to taking on Goliaths in court
Putting the Brakes on Uber
How John Crabtree got the rideshare giant to repay drivers a “safe-ride” fee
The Survivor
How Aurora McCreary’s life and career prepared her for the CBS reality show
Legal Community Mourns the Passing of Talbot “Sandy” D’Alemberte
The Tallahassee lawyer’s legacy includes service as president of the ABA and of FSU, and as dean of FSU College of Law
‘A Lot of Chutzpah’
But octogenarian Bob Parks doesn’t fight—until he needs to
Discovery with Michael C. Markham
Mike Markham admires Fletch, follows Roy Moore’s Horse, and would use a time machine to stop Wide Right I
Uncapping Pain and Suffering
Three cases converged to kill Florida’s limits on med-mal awards
Harley Riedel’s Move
The Tampa attorney is a master at keeping bankrupt companies in the game
Job One
For Alan Nash, customer service can mean inspecting a crime scene—or teaching clients mixology
Chip Merlin’s Well-Grounded Boots
When disaster strikes, this Tampa lawyer helps victims stake their claims